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Avatar 3D Blu-ray
The 3D TV hubub at CES roughly coincided with Avatar, the highest grossing theatrical release of all time, hitting theaters in 3D. It seems natural to assume that the inevitable home video release of the 3D HD version of the Avatar Blu-ray would coincide with the introduction of new 3D HDTVs, which are slated to appear as early as May. But according to director James Cameron, that Blu-ray won’t appear until November.
“It’s all right on schedule,” said Cameron during a Wall Street Journal interview. “We’ll do the Blu-ray and the standard-def DVD April 22nd, that’s our plan as of right now, and that’ll be pretty much bare bones. And then we’ll do a value-added DVD and a 3D Blu-ray in I think November sometime.” Read the rest of this entry »
3D Stilettos
Walking on killer stilts may be some women’s idea of hot heels, pimping them out with over-the-top LED lights in police colors might even floor outrageous shoe designer darlings like Alexander McQueen (10-inch ballet heel shoes for the haute couture masochists) and Antonio Berardi (heel-less shoes, ouch!). Still, the 3D Stiletto Police are at least wearable, compared with the fashion insanity lining women’s shoe racks these days, from fetishish platforms with bondage straps to spike-studded heels. Not surprisingly, most of these are the creation of the male designer.
Ikonoskop A-cam3D Does full-HD 3D Video
3D video cameras become mainstream. Panasonic has already shown a twin-lens 3D videocam at the tradeshow, but it looks like competition is hot on its heels. Swedish company Ikonoskop recently unveiled the A-cam3D, a dual optics camcorder capable of delivering 1080p-quality clips. The Web site didn’t list detailed specifications, except that the shooter records two images at 1,920 x 1,080 resolution in DNG format and color depth is rated at 12-bit. The A-cam3D is able to record in both 25 and 30 frames-per-second speed.
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